Lyrics:There was a guyAn underwater guy who controlled the seaGot killed by ten million pounds of sludgeFrom New York and New Jersey

This monkey's gone to heaven This monkey’s gone to heavenThis monkey’s gone to heavenThis monkey’s gone to heaven

The creature in the skyGot sucked in a holeNow there's a hole in the skyAnd the ground's not coldAnd if the ground's not coldEverything is gonna burnWe'll all take turnsI'll get mine too

This monkey's gone to heaven This monkey’s gone to heavenThis monkey’s gone to heavenThis monkey’s gone to heaven

Rock me Joe

If man is five (If man is five if man is five)Then the devil is six (then the devil is six then the devil is six)And if the devil is sixThen God is seven Then God is seven Then God is seven

This monkey's gone to heaven This monkey’s gone to heavenThis monkey’s gone to heavenThis monkey’s gone to heaven

Quotes:This monkey’s gone to heaven’ is not connected to the rest of the song at all, it was the working lyric and we couldn’t come up with anything better.I’m not really trying to address any issue: the sky and the ocean are both very ancient, spiritual and mythological places. And I’m just trying to talk about them in surreal kinds of ways: there’s a hole in the ozone layer scientifically, but the unreal side is that there’s a hole in the sky and the sky means alot of things and has alot of implications to lots of people in different cultures in past, present and future, right? Like the man dying from the sludge in the water in New Jersey, is just me getting mythological again. It’s Neptune I picture dying from the pollution.